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c. r. iDE UASS DEAD,
A WheelinEite Of Long Ago Passes Away At
l.H ...n. Burlington, -as ~ 5h

A WheelinElte Of Long Ago Passes Away AT
Burlington. rg .5N
Up. DoHass died at his home Oh Flint
River, about three miles from Burlington,
Iowa. ON the 18th inst. The deceased was
born in this city August 9, 1895, and was
a brother Of Rsv. Dr.. Frank DeHsas, Of
Martins Ferry, and Dr.. Wills DeHass, Of
Washington, D. G.. He assieted his father
in his work Of surveying, and while with
him in his early life, helped today out the
limo Of the Baltimore & Ohio through the
mountaina Of this State. He accompanied
his father 10 the West in tho fiftiea, and
started out in life for himself, as soon rs
they reached there, as school teacher.
Two years alter reaching the vicinity Of
Burlington, which was his fathers object
i've point, the elder DeHass returned to
this section, but tho dcceaaed remained
there making the place his homo till the
time OF his death. He returned here
few times on brief visits to relatives.
He has occupied the chair Of principal
Of the North Hill and Germans schools at
Burlington, remaining in them for num-
Der OF years. III 1870 no became assist
ant to the City Engineer, and two years
later succeeded TO that office. He engaged
then in railroad business, and in 1878 was
again msio City Engineer OF Burlington.
In 1882 he WAS made Clerk Of tho Courts
and in 1854 waa reelected to that place,
Last January he YVES made principal OF the
Sunnyside school, aud again took up the
duties Of q teacher, o line ofwork in which
he was quite at home and in which he
was popular and successful. He was very
prominentin Masonic circles. In addition
to his two brothers who nurvive him, he
has four sisters who are living. One Of
them is Mrs. Charlotte Frey, Of Bellaire.
His honored mother, now ninety.one
years old, lives with DR.. T. S. DeHasa, at
Martins Ferry.
The cause OF his death was rhou-
matte affection and WAS quite sudden.
The announcement Of his death caused
general sorrow in Burlington, and the
friends of his youth, many Of whom still
live here, will learn Of the death with sad
ness. The aged mother and the brothers
aud sisters have q large circle of friends
hereabouts who will sympathize deeply
with them, t4s,fja 5tti sEi9ilttE 80
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80.
a Great Attraction.

Considerable interest is manifested
throughout the city in the appearance Of
Miss Anna Eva Fay, the worlds famous
materializing medium, at the Capitol Rink
tonight. Miss Fay makes radical limo.
walton in all her work as medium. First,
everything is done in full gas light and
every opportunity given the public and
the prees for the closest Investigation.
An entirely new line OIL. manifestations|will
be given. Tho New York Herald of De-
cembsr 0 says OF Mics Fay: "The most
marvellous and exciting exhibition ever
introduced to the American public" and
the Boston Herald says: Every one OF
her sceances have received the most thor.
ough scientilc tests. She defes science
and art and everything else but Gods own
truth. Spiritualism is her religion. It
has made her lovely in character and per.
Hon, and sho herself is sublime example
Of its sweet influence" lt55,.
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It is noteworthy fact, that opinions in
regard to Mrs. Belva Lockwood, tho lady
lawyer toi Washington, who was nomi.
mated as a candidate for the position OF
President Of this great country, have very
materially changed. 1t was customary in
the last campaign, to speak in deirsion Of
her candidacy; but now it ia being
understood that che is fully capable
Of filling any position to which she may
DO called, being brilliant, capable,
refined lady, recognized in Washing.
ton where she lives, as O benevolent and
kind-hearted friend of tho poor, among
whom she is constantly Waiting. Her lee.
tugs On the Social and Political Life in
Washington" will bs trest to those who
have the privilege Of listening 10 her next
Wednesday evening at the Opera House,
where che will deliver her lecture for the
benefit Of the relief fund Of Holiday Post
g. A. R., and the Ladies' Relief Corps.
both Of this city. She comes here rec ,m.
mendea in the highest degree by the
press and public. - N
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MYsTER1ousLY MISSING,
The Authorities Hunting for a Man who
l.N Worked Here. t5Ns}i.I.7a

~ tNHI worked Here. al'" ~.
James Byrncs, a former cmploys Of the
Natural Gas Company. Of West Virginia,
Is missing and his brother, Mr.. o. v.
Byrnes. Of Welluyille, Is in the city search.
Ing Tor some clue that will reveal his
whereabouts. The description Of tho
miaslng man, az furnishod TO tho police, rs
as follows: lie was 20 years OF age, s feat
10 inches in height, and weighed about
40 pounds. Ho was Of light complexion.
dark brown hair and small brown noue.
tache, and was attired In black anti.
There was q scar on top OF his head, and
no walked with a atight limp, his ripht
ankle having been broken sonic years AGO,
The Inst timo James Ia known to have
been seen waa on the night OF November
~. That night he was seen In q South
blde saloon with two or three professional
tougha or thieves; no had, Ii is known.
considerable money about him ct that
time. Tho authorities have made A
partial investigation and have learned
enough to warrant the belief that Byrnes
has been disposed Of by means Of foul
play. It was also learned that there was
considerable money coming to tho missing
man from tho Gas Company, for which no
application had ever been made.
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rranssers Of Iscal E.tatc.

The following conveyances OF real es
tate were admitted TO record in the office
OF Recorder Hook yesterday:
A deed made February "a, 1887, by
Emma s. Jordan, wife OF Lewis S. Jordan
and husband, to P. P. DeirinEer, Of a par.
Gel OF land in Triadelphia district, embrac.
ing about two acres with all the appur-
tennnces thereto pertaining; cons!dera.
ton 50 500. ,si,sst a. sisli 5,5.
A deed made February %, 1887, by
Caroline Reiter and August, her husband,
to Edgar 0. Clark, OF he>south halt Of lot
No. s in square No. 10 in Caldwell's ad-
dition, situated at the corner OF Jacob
and Twenty.eighth streets; consideration
$3.50. a n * !, slI.5}S. l."''S7
z A deed made February "a, 1887, by
George W. Lennon to Charles Lukens,
Of ono foot front OIL Zane street OF lot No.
5 in The addition to the city laid out by
Henry Moore; consideration $40. al.
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stnSe OF tho Water and Movements OF tho
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RIVER NEWS,

stnse Of tho Water and Movements OF tho
5i-s 5.5 Donts. \, (.
The Jim Wood passed down yesterday with a
Z. Tho Scotia Is duo down at On carly hour this
morning en- route from Pittsburgh 10 Cincinnati. z
The CIV. Bachelor for Pthburgh, and tho
Courier for Parkeaburs, will DO this mornings
Tho river has commenced to rise onco moro at
this point. Last evening there was depth In the
channel Of 10 feet. ~ Ilt 5GEay say. 'iictss
Reports from above last night werc rs follows:
Pittsburgh, 10 feet inches and. rising; Browns.
Tiue, 8 feet and stationary: R.ce,s Landing !ect
inches and rising; Lock No. 4 y feet and rising;
z The Louis a.. Shirley arrived from Cincinnati
last evening and will lette for that point on her
return trip ut o'clock this afternoon. The Shirley
u large, elegantly appointed packet, Commanded
BY clever set Of gentlemen. and those patroniz!ng
her VII BE- thosoughly pleased and satisfied With
modations arc excellent. Shippers are requested
10 have their freight on the leyee at IN early hour
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LOCAL BI,Ev1TIEs.
Matters Of Minor Moment In and About
r.- so ur|.N the Ctiy. Hus. w rs.# "|U-

Ia the City.
MArlsgEs at both theatres to-day.
Miss MATTE VlcKEns at the Grand this
afternoon and evening. E}t7 "a
OSr deed OF trust was admitted to record
by Recorder Hook yesterday.
srinlTuALlsrlc manifestations OF the
Capitol rink tonight by Miss Anna Eva
Fay and other. 'tt az "A
Miss KATE FonsYru ut the Opera House
to-day. "Ingomar" this afternoon; "Mar.
cello" this evening.
YBrgRpAY MARY A. Hanko was quail.
fed as executrix Of the estate Of tho late
Charles Gunter Frederick Hanke, giving
a bond Of $4,000, with Nicholas Baumann
as surety. ...s,, =. Etc,
TIE brick crossings at tho corner OF
Market and Sixteenth streets have been
renewed. The first ones were poorly laid,
and coon became very bad. The new cross.
ings were very much needed. .I,
TIE Wheeling Electrical Company will
DO ready In very few dayn to start their
incandeecent lamps. Yesterday force
OF men were at work atringing the street
wires. The plant will start off with over 800
lampB. DH
YESTERDAY morning, Mrs. Catherine
Delhrugge, grandmother OF Councilman
Louis Delbrugge, died at her home on the
South Side. She was one Of the o!dcp!
residents OF that part Of the city, being
over so years old. @-aT
THERE was largely attended masquer.
sde ball given ut Nl@nuerchor Hall last
night under tho auspices Of one Of the
numerous social organizations OF this city.
This ono 10 known as "The Circle OF
Friendship" Mayors orchestra furnished
tho music. s----
THERE have been number OF CONVEX.
sions In tho meetings at tho Fourth Street
| M. L. Church. The reyival'aeryices will
be continued. On Sundsy evening special
revival services will be held in tho Lee.
ture room, beginning att o'clock. All
are cordially invited to DO present. /
| JENNIE GRAY, or McAdama, is again in
jail. Thursday afternoon she was on one
Of her quarterly DRINKS and was making
thinga howl In East Wheeling. She be-.
came 30 troublesome that an officer had to
DO sent Tor. Yesterday morning she was
before Police Court, and In default OF pay.
ment Of the fino imposed, was sent to jail
for thirty days.
I ALLAN Hide,ys, one OF the managesa OF
the Belmont blast furnace, while passing
through tho works yesterday morning
wds Eelzed with q sudden fainting spell
and iel! forward, his face etriking a pile
OF iron. He received several painful cuts
loDI bx,,tsnu III +r;l1 D.nl,a ~ -,
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!, A FINISHED PERFORMANCE
Given by Miss Forsyth at tho opcr House.
5000 Cn.ilnY,aL IrurrnMmn. N. - ~


There wis only a fair audience OF the
Opera House last night to greet Miss Kate
Forsyth and the superb company Of
artists that support her. It was by no
means such an audience as should havo
beon seen there, for more excellent per.
iormancs, nicely finished and rounded In
every detail and at every point, has not
been produced In Wheeling for a long
timo; tho house should have boon packed.
Those that were present, however, greatly
appreciated md enjoyed the performance
and called not only Miss Forsyth, but her
company, before tho curtain In an enthuBi.
astic manner. yraE bgl' G1ENfa ~. a
The play was a new one, ''Faithful
Hearts.d It Ia The story Of an ambitious
young inventor who 10 loved by two
women, and at the samo time boa0t with
financial troubles. Tho most beloved one
Of the two, thinking she hampers his sue.
cess, relinquiBhes him to her wealthy rival,
and for time disappears. Tho heiress
discovers the true state OF affairs and,
smothering her love, Is the means Of
bringing the truo lovers together, atraight-
ening up the businesa difficulties, and all
ends well. ,.-s;.s,.s.gf. .,.. ~
Miss Forsyth appeared IS Madeleine, tho
DEVOTED and loving woman, who was will.
ing to sacrifice hor own happiness for bis
SUCCESS. The part fits her like glove,
and ahe played the role with exquisite
grace and feeling. Mig Forsyth has bad
tho benefit Of tho finest training In tho
mouern school OF drama, and Lost evening
whom she brought all the advantages, with
her own natural grace aud bssuty, to bear
upon the part, 1t Is no wonder that
Madeleine was pure and noble woman,
who won the respect md then the love Of
her listeners by her devotion and sweet
ness Of disposition. IN 5,lI5 |#s
Too much praiaa cannot be accorded her
support. Tho dreseing Of tho ladie1 was
superb. This afternoon "lngomar' will
be given and this evening "Slarcolle," an
other new play alofding an opportunity
ior another fna display Of drsasing,
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The Minera' Union, the organization Of
coatdiggers under the jurisdiction Of the
Ohio Valley Trades and Labor Assembly
hald largely attended meeting at their
hall last evening and decided 10 ask for a
conference with operators, running union
minca, as they term them from their
standpoint. This class is getting two
cents a bushel for all the coal they dig, OF
whatever size. They claim to DO will
ingt accept a reduction in order 10 par.
NIT their semploy to Compete with
other mines in this city and those at near.
by pointa. I, s. r. (, 81
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In speaking Of Beans 4 Gilday's Como.
dy Company, that Is to DO OF the Grand
the first three nights Of next week, the
Baltimore San Gays: There was another
delighted audience, ifapplause and recalls
are any criterion, at tho Front Street
Theatre, laat evening, to nee that funny
play, "Collara and Cuffs" The rollicking
Jun with which tho comedy abounds
Heryed to keep the audience conyulsed
with laughter. .F.'Il 5gfS W.
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Thursday evening an infant daughter Of
John Richards, one Of the workmen EN-.
ployed in the Crescent mill, was badly
bitten and scratched about the head and
face by q vicious ferret. It's parents had
gone down into the cellar for short time
to look after some household matters,
leaving the child in the room in which the
ferret was. The baby crawlsd to the cage
in which tho animal was kept, with the
result as stated. 3 Tho ferret was killed.
There is a possibility that tho child will
rs ono OF its eyes. tEi 4 IS ID
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Tho Now Savings Dank.

Ameeting Of tho stockholders and in.
corporstors Of the newr-Do]lsr Savings
Bank was held last evening and m organ.
ization effected BY adopting bylaws and
rules governing tho deposits and payment
of interest under the Savings Bank sys.
tenn, and selecting the following gentlemen
as Board Of Directors: @. P. Brown, Z,
Buchanan. ]. B. Taney, Alex T. Young,
VIM. Goering, George Hook, N. B, Scott,
WI. w. Cowden, J. NJ Brown, Peter
C.,ssell, Bernard Kleiyes, George zoocklcr,
ST., and Alfred PAUL.
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TSoFIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Services at 1880 A. N. aud at 1850 r. NJ Evening
eetmon,th fourth In tho series On HAbran and his
Times" Sunday School at AN. Mission School
at2:S0 r. NJ, Eighteenth Street above Jacob, ~
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WE have introduced q now System Of
selling Watches on the instaIIment plan
whereby you can secure u watch ut once
on easy payments. Call and Investigate,
JACOB ". CRUDE, Jeweler,
Cor. Twelfth and Market Sts.
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I DenWood.

Representative Sinclair Is expected home TO-.
Rev. George E. HIte, OF Wheeling, preached a
very impressive sermon in the Methodist church
Thursday evening, Fs M 80 -, -
The carpenters are laborlns ,ndust,iously on the
1t completed In a few days. ~. / -:
Tho Wheeling steel plant that has been Idle for
20 long, started up yesterday morning. but was
the elevator. : - =. -
Tho Jessie Berger, the ferry boat Tor Bcnsoa's
Terry made her trial TIP yesterday but because Of
again 10 Bellalre for repairs. II i 4 81, r LOO
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I5DC HAPLINE STREET NJ. E.
w CHURCH-Rey. ]. c. Hull, pastor. Preach.
Ing a. 1880 A. N. and at TIM. Sunday school at
2P.H. Young peoples meeting at close Of evening
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WE, have Just received full limo Of
SPRING 0HERC0ATlNGS, and are in
daily receipt Of the latest Novelties in
Spring Suitings.! 5Fl nj .it.5.
Also, OH hand d handsome line Of Neck.
wear md Gentlemcn's Furnishing Goods,
G. HESS & SONS, !.
I'D a. 4, I,, No. 1921 Market Street,
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WE arc in receipt Of an official notiiica.
ton from Adam Forepaugh that he will
visit US during the coming tenting season
with his "Only Greatest Show" As this
Is OFFICIAL" tour readers may govern
themselves accordingly" $780, L. ~ II a n
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers In the City and Wheeling Eolks
Abroad.

sIAhboEb au Shs WY huu nueClluB kOlke
Abroad.
Mrs.. B. Baer ia in New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. P. Hopkins, Of
Rayenna, are at the Stamm House. r.
Mr.. W. R. Donaldson was visiting
friends in Washington, Pa, yesterday.
Mra. D. 9. Lat, err, left last evening on
visit to relatives in Baltimore aud Phila.
delphia. ,..s .-is5
Mr.. John E. Fry, Of Philadelphia, the
new manager Of the Wheeling steel plant
at Benwood, has rooms at the stamm
House. ga
Col. and Mrs. Henry B. Hubbard last
evening celebrated the forty-sixth snni-
versasy OF their wedding in a very pleasant
manner at their home on the South Side
by having their children and grand chill
dren at supper. Several others were a!so
present, =-tgaiN
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Europe to Wheeling. Chenn.

Now is the time to bring your friends
from the Old Country at reduced rates,
Twelve steamship lines. Union Railroad
office, 1900 Market street. e q ,a.s .i 81;
Tickets sold via all railroad lines. also
sleepels secured JonS BA1LIE, h
81 I. ~: =! y 81. y Appnt
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''Endorsed by tho knights OF Labor"
See what the Labor Herald, OF Rich.
a1ond, Va, says Of Strawberry Twist To.
bacco: Strawberries and cream ore good,
but they do not surpass in delicious flavor
a chew Of Lottier's Strawberry Twist To.
bacco. Besides, by chewing this tobacco,
you can secure handsome pocket knife,
handsome students lamp, magnificent
gold watch, or complete aet Of Handsome
furniture, If you save your tags. The to-
bacco is cheap and good, and these pres.
ents are thrown in gratis. + Hubbard 4
PAUL arc agents for Wheeling. All flrat.
clasH retail dealers keep It. : d a Ri
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A very handsome line of
Dress Trimmings and Buttons,
to match new goods, has just
been opened.
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No MERCHANT or professional man can
afford to be without q Caligraph type
writer. It save time and health. An eS.
animation is solicited at our salesroom,
No. IS Twelfth street, ~ 80. = b:
III H{fi n q g.15 ~ EpwARn r., sRosp 4, "a e.
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HE NEARLY ESCAPED.
SCHEME KELLY TRIED TO WORK
In Orilcr TO Get Ont OF Jall-IIo Is Wanted
on Half n Dozen Charges md VIII Prob.
ably Go to tho "pen"-Some OF the
Exploits OF this Slick Citizen, "

James O'Lee, alias Kelly, Is very bad
and very slick citizen. Provided he does
not again make his escape from jail, hiH
chances for getting a term Of several years
in the Moundsyllle penitsntiary arc OK.
ccllent, ,ss34 .,-'. $55'.'jg ~
Last Monday night no escaped from The
Marshall county jail at Moundsyllls, and
walked to this city in the terrific rain
storm that prevailed that night. About
tho first thing he did after reaching here
was to steal coat and vest from dummy
in front OF Franks clothing store on
Twelfth street. There was short, sharp
chase and he was brought to ground by
JET Dayio who held him until Officer Jun.
kins had arrived and arreatel him. Ho
was committed 10 Jail by Justico Davis.
Thursday night be almost escaped. The
ten.day sentence imposed by Justice
Ankle on Charles Steele for his assault on
Charles McManaway, expired at tina! time.
When Tailor Nichols called Steele's name,
Kelly stepped up boldly. In build he closely
resembles Steele and he had greatly in
creased THE resemblance by getting Steele
to give him his oyeIooat and hat and by
backing his tnouatache.I In the dim light
about tho door leading 10 tho lower CORR.
dor, In which nearly all tho prinoners are
kept, he looked exactly like Steele. Mich
OILS had about unlocked tho door when In
some way hfd suspicious were aroused,
and giving the man closer inspection he
discovered tho deception that was being
worked, and thereby, prevented o clever
professional thief from getting at large
again. Steele should have been detained
for the part he took in assisting Kelly in
his endeavor TO escape. is.
Kelly was charged yesterday with being
tho thief who, on December 8 last, stole
from August Beltz, the Sixteenth street
tailor, q suit Of clothes and two watches,
the total value OF the property amounting
to about 500. This will allow an indict-
nent OF grand larceny to be returned
against him. Hs is also believed to be
tho same thisf who stole o silver watch
from Father DidRcas, OF ST. Alphouaus
church, on the South Side, about the
same time. He was sent to the jail a.
Moundsvillo from Benwood, where he
broke into house and stole a lot OF
clothing. He was detected doing this
and chased, but pulling revolver on Ed.
Newton, who was about to stop him,
managed to escape, only to be captured
by another party. THU also happened in
December. It Is not OF all likely that he
will escape conviction under some, il not
MI Of the many charges against him here,
but If he should, tho Marshall county Gu.
tho1ities will bs in waiting to nab him.
He is said to be resident Of Benwood,
whore hia brother, respectable citizsn,
now liyea. Prosecuting Attorney Jordan
will have Parsons take a photograph OF
the man to-day and send it abroad in Or
der to ascertain ii he ia wanted in other
cities.
He escaped from the Moundsville jail
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Eomother who loves her children, who takes pride
III their beauty. purity and health, and in bcssowing
upon them chlld's greatest inhcritancc-a skin
without biemtsh, and Il body nourished BY ptire
blood-should fail TO make trial Of tho Cuticura
Remedies sffrS
Cuticura, tho great skin cure, and Cuticura Soap,
IN exquisite skin bcau!iher, prepared from 1t, OK.
ternally, and Cutlcun Rcsolvcnt tho new blood
purifier. internally, arc speedy, wholesome. and
tnfaIlibe cure for every species Of to!turfng, dis
figuring Itching, scaly, and plmply diseases Of tho
skin, scalp. and blood with loss oil hair, from PIN.
pies to seroinla, - " J.f.l y, lEt I! ~ n,
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NEW and elegant line Of Portrait and
Engraving Frames md Mouidings, &c.,
Mt maryelOusly low prices, ut Kinks Art
Store, 1905 Main street.
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GEO. NJ. SHOOK 81 co.
SHOOK & CO,
NEW. NEW GOODS.

Spring Dress Goods in new
and striking effects; handsomest
line we have ever shown at this
time OF the year. An elegant
qualityol Surah Silk In black and
all the new Spring Shades at
ST 90 per yard, worth ST 25.